The story was well constructed for the most part with relatively little dragging. I found both male leads refreshing, even when they were being a bit selfish they didn't linger there. I loved the way they both interacted with seol and one another. Seol (female lead) was over all sweet and funny for the most part but I wish had developed more depth in maturity as the story progressed. It's more or less the work of the script writer trying to stretch the story line, when she became a little annoying a few episodes before the end holding onto an unreasonable grudge ... Now the antagonist female 2nd lead was just a witch as was her Seol's adopted sister. I try to find some measure of compassion most of the time for the evil characters....I try to keeping in mind most hurt people hurt people, they are not simply born evil.... and it is always nice when these characters have a revelation of remorse and grow up, or experience the weight of their actions....No matter how it was tied up I couldn't find much grace for either of them once it was all over. Ah well...it is fiction and that is how the story goes... I would give it 8 out of 10 stars. The male leads were icing on the cake 8.5.